Many Romanian eateries in New York City are located in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Queens, an area known for having a significant Romanian population, but some Romanian restaurants can also be found in Manhattan. Whether you're looking for traditional polenta, fried zucchini, smoked sausage or a strong cup of Turkish coffee, the Romanian restaurants in New York City will satisfy a variety of taste buds.
Located on the Lower East Side, Sammy's Romanian Steakhouse is a family-friendly environment. Loud and boisterous, Sammy's serves traditional Romanian food such as chopped liver, karnatzlack and several types of potatoes (latkes, fried and mashed). The party atmosphere is enhanced with vodka that has been frozen in blocks of ice; wine, beer and mixed drinks are also available.
Sammy's Romanian Steakhouse
157 Chrystie St.
New York, NY 10002
212-673-0330
Romanian Garden, located in the Sunnyside area of Queens, offers traditional fare such as mititei, a smoky Romanian sausage, and Turkish coffee. The restaurant can accommodate larger groups and can be reserved for parties. Romanian television shows via satellite are shown on the premises.
Romanian Garden
4604 Skillman Ave.
Sunnyside, NY 11104
718-786-7894
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Acasa is also located in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Queens. It is a smaller restaurant that serves very straightforward Romanian dishes such as broiled salmon, smoked sausage and mushroom stew. The restaurant serves limited alcohol (wine and beer only) and is family-friendly.
Acasa
4806 Skillman Avenue
Sunnyside, NY 11104
718-651-1364
